Oswego Catholic Crusaders Third at Sectionals Qualify for Interclass
Jim Culeton set a two mile meet record with 10 00.6 as Oswego Catholic High placed third among 19 at Leighton Field in the Class D E Meet hosting by Oswego High. Culeton and Don Culeton led multiple standouts for a strong team showing and sectional qualification for Section III Interclass Meet at Rome Free Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Culeton
Crusaders
Sterling
Bernie Klotz
Oswego Catholic High Crusaders
Leighton Field
Oswego High
Corcoran High
Syracuse
OHS
Joe Wilber
Wilber
Topnotch
Rome Free Academy
East Side
Culeton
Oswego
Don Culeton
Joe Arigo
Marty O'Toole
Len Becker
Oswego Catholic
Joe Denny
John Fitzgerald
Joe Haselbauer
John O'Dwyer
Jim
Fitzgerald
Denny
New York
Weiskopf Wins Kemper Open in Record 271
Tom Weiskopf, dominating with a final 68, wins the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow by three strokes. Lanny Wadkins finishes second at 274, with Dave Hill and others close behind. Nicklaus sits idle as Weiskopf reaches 121,821 season money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Lanny Wadkins
Dave Hill
Lou Graham
Leonard Thompson
Cesar Sanudo
Art Wall
Ken Still
Mac McLendon
Dan Sikes
John Lister
New Zealand
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Trevino
Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Gary Player
Tommy Aaron
Enth
Wadkins
Nicklaus, Crampton, Trevino
Lon Wadkins
L. Thompson
M. McLendon
Mississippi River Festival Expands at SIU Edwardsville
The Mississippi River Festival opens July 14 at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville extending a six week run to seven. St Louis Symphony schedules twelve concerts with 22 pop rock and folk acts on Tue Wed Fri nights and a seventh weekend. The festival tent seats 1,877 with lawn seating for 30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St- Louis
Southern Illinois University
Edwardville
Ill
St. Louis Symphony
Jefferson Airplane
Ella Fitzgerald
Errors Halt Oswego High Clean Sweep Attempt
Oswego High split a two game series with Cicero after strong hitting 16 total safeties but fielding miscues and shaky pitching limited gains. Lou Carpenter pitched the opener, while DiMiero and Jackson paced Oswego’s offense with multiple singles and two doubles in the twin bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego High
Buccaneers
Cicero
Oswego
Lou Carpenter
North Syracuse
Cornish
Carpenter
Paul DiMiero
Prince
Bucs
Tim Knopp
Bob Jackson
Tom Beshures
Jackson
Ron Ahart
Rusty Gibson
Knopp
Chip Wallace
DiMiero
Beshures
Joe Readling
Gibson
Viahos
Obeshuresif
Oretching
Hutramenp
I McCannis
Wallace
OO West
P.if
Galletta
Drisko
O Knopp
Hays
Jocksonré
Sbone
Oahort
Miller
Ocarpenterp
Primerano
Odimicrop
Pocalun
Goettie
DiRienzo
Woodworth
Molander
Cicero Oswego
Smith
Cassano
Qreadlingib
Essel
Omcconnis
O Gorman
Owallace
Georcos
Joan
VonV'burgp
Jacksonrf
Nave
Cook
Polzin
Ofitzgerclder
Patriarco
Pace Te Calkins
Odimieroph
Fedeless
Harris
Bia
Oswego High Girls Fall in Four-Way Track Meet at Leighton Field
Oswego High School posts a 10-2 record after losses to Central Square and Jamesville-Dewitt in a Thursday four-team girls track meet at Leighton Field. Sherry Brown leads Central Square with wins in the 880 and 50-yard dash while Denise Sawyer is noted absent. Other event results and participant names from Oswego and rival teams are listed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Oswego High School
West Genesee
Jamesville-Dewitt
Central Square
Leighton Field
Yvonne Schweyne
Sue Johnson
Mary Read
Donna Olin
Patti Read
Linda Olin
Carol Mazzer
Pat Wilber
Karen Cheyne
Mary Nesbitt
Oswego
Denise Sawyer
Sherry Brown
OHL
Anne Copps
Cindy Brown
Marie Harington
Sheila Dimon
Nancy Spannbauer
Galloway
Dunham
Wagner
Painter
Monnell
Natale
J-D
Hegan Streak Halted As Mets Yankees Win Sunday
Major League action on Sunday saw Mike Hegan's error cost Hank Aaron's former record holder a streak as the Athletics routed the Red Sox 12 1. Yankees beat California 3 2 as Bat Day draw 60 108 fans. Giants edged Phillies 5 4 while Reds beat Pirates 5 1.
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Hegan
Mets
Yankees
Giants
Phillies
Mickey Lolich
Minnesota
Twins
California
George Medich
Milwaukee
Chicago
Jerry Bell
Bell
Kansas City
Indians
Amos Otis
Associated Press
Tony Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Clay “Hawk
Carroll
Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hawk
Perez
Reds
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Dave Rader
Garry Maddox
Philadelphia Phillies
Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia
Ken Brett
Dave Kingman
Rader
Delivers
Mac Scarce
Willie McCovey
Phils
Billy Wilson
Bobby Bonds
Tito Fuentes
Maddox
Greg Luzinski
Hal Breeden
al Downing
Clyde Mashore
Tommy John
Expos
Dodgers
Milt Pappas
Bob Locker
Cubs
Braves
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
Astros
St. Louis
Houston
New York
Tom Seaver
San Diego
Badgers Sweep Three Eights At Onondaga Lake
Wisconsin oarsmen swept all three major events in the IRA championships on Onondaga Lake before 15,000 fans. Randy Jablonic, former national champion rower, now coaches the Badgers as his varsity junior varsity and freshmen eight crews accomplished the rare clean sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Randy Jablonic
Wisconsin
Badgers
Jablonic
Wisconsin Oarsmen
Placid
Onondaga Lake
Badgers win Ten Eyck Trophy in rough water
Wisconsin's eight-oared varsity crew, citing preference for rough water, dominated the field on the 2000-meter course to retain the Ten Eyck Trophy. They surged ahead of Brown and unbeaten Northeastern, finishing a boat length ahead in 6 minutes 21 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badgers
Wisconsin
Varsity Shell
Brown
Northeastern
East and West Standings and Weekend Baseball Results
Standings show the East led by Chicago 31 20 and West by San Francisco 35 20 with several teams chasing. Weekend results include Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 3 and San Francisco 11 Philadelphia 7 among multiple interleague matchups and upcoming Tuesday games listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Pet
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Bradley
Moose
Matlick
Billingham
Carlton
Roberts
Baseball scores and standings snapshot from Saturday games
MLB teams posted numerous results with New York, California, Minnesota, Detroit and Milwaukee among the victors. Notable scores included New York 2 California 0 and Oakland 3 Boston 1, plus Kansas City 5 Cleveland 4 and Baltimore 7 Texas 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet.g.b
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
West Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Texas
Chicago
Graber
Curtis
Colborn
Holtzman
Nearly Passed Wins Flat Race at Finger Lakes
In Canandaigua New York AP Rudy Rincon rode Nearly Passed a 6 year old gelding to victory in six furlongs in 1 13 2 5 at Finger Lakes Race Track. The horse paid 4 20 2 40 2 20 with Sueno Impossible finishing as the show horse. A crowd of 6 643 bet $511 702 across nine races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canandaigua
N.Y
Weck
Finger Lakes Race Track
Rudy Rincon
Court Triumphs Court To Claim French Open Crown
In Paris at Roland Garros Margaret Court defeated Chris Evert in a dramatic final 3-0 6-7 7-6 6-4 to win the French women's title for the fifth time. Evert, 18, from Fort Lauderdale, impressed the Paris crowd despite losing the dramatic match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Margaret Court
Bobby Riggs
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mrs. Court
Roland Garros
Chris
Rome
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Rrs
Tom Gorman
U.S
Seattle
Wash
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
John Newcombe
Australia
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Ill
Ie Nastase
Virginia Wade
Britain
Betty Stove
Francoise Durr
France
Sunday Scores From Local Baseball Matchups
Pawtucket defeated Charleston 8 to 1 while Tidewater beat Rochester 7 to 4 and Richmond edged Syracuse 4 to 3. Toledo won 10 to 3 over Syracuse. Peninsula second game postponed by rain with Pawtucket visiting Charleston and Rochester at Tidewater and Syracuse at Richmond on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bobby Grich
Frank Baker
Dave McNally
Rangers
Pawtucket
Charleston
Tidewater
Rochester
Richmond
Syracuse
Toledo
Peninsula
Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Shampine Wins Oswego Feature After Dramatic Semis
Jimmy Shampine wins the Oswego Speedway 45 lap feature for the Flying 8 Ball, after a key move on lap 26 in a night that saw a dramatic semi final by Baker and Andrews. The event, watched by a full house, leaves Shampine near the top of year earnings with win number five in six starts at Oswego in 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker and Andrews
Shampine
Richard P. O’brien
Oswego Speedway
Jimmy Shampine
Skip Manning
Ed Bellinger, Jr
Bellinger
Manning
Oswego
Michigan
Bobby Seelman
Freddy Graves
Warren Coniam
Norm Mackereth
Andrews
Baker
Ronnie Wallace
Swift-Wright
Bill Rowse
Norm Bacon
Baldy Baker
Jim Winks
Denny Wheeler
Ed Bellinger Jr
Ron Buckner
Ed Bell
Mike Rizzo
Jim Thompson
Fred Peet
Mark Letcher
Jim Shampine
Bob Seelman
Fred Graves
Tom Rose
Gary Reichart
Sam Carista
Bruce Kraft
Ken Andrews
Ron Wallace
Jim Muldoon
Ron Mattison
Ron Fuller
Darrell Peckham
Tom Leeson
Seelman
Graves
Winks
Rizzo
Buckner
Carista
Wheeler
Reichart
Bell
Conram
Wallace
Mackereth
Rowse
Muldoon
Fuller
Thompson
Mattison
Consi
Rose
Letcher
Kraft
Peckham
Peet
Leeson
Muldo
Coniam
Two-Minute Mile At Vernon Downs
Hal Scott driven by Jean Paul Morel wins the featured $4,000 eighth race at Vernon Downs with a 2:02 mile. Lehi Rainbow places second and Nifty Nelse third as a collision marred the earlier stretch. Other tracks see Mattina Hanover clock 2:05 and Worthy Coin 2:02 3-5 in pace events, Sampan clocks 1:59 4-5 for two minutes at Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hal Scott
Saratoga
New York State
Rebel Aaron
Tom Quick
Jean Paul Morel
Lehi Rainbow
Nifty Nelse
Buffalo Raceway
Mattina Hanover
Worthy Coin
Doc’s Rendezvous
Desirudions
Velez Tops IL All Star Balloting For June 11 Game
Otto Velez of the Syracuse Chiefs led the International League All Star voting with 153 of 175 ballots. Jim Fuller and Barry Foote trailed, with other rookies named at multiple infield and outfield positions, and Darrell Johnson selecting the 25 man roster and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Otto Velez
Syracuse Chiefs
Montreal Expos
Jim Fuller
Rochester
Barry Foote
Peninsula
Velez
Jim Cox
Doug DeCinces
Tom Veryzer
Toledo
Dave Parker
Charleston
Cecil Cooper
Pawtucket
Jimmie Freeman
Richmond
Darrell Johnson
Louisville Colonels
Bobby Cox
Baill Adair
Church leaves drive in for early services
Christ United Methodist Church in Waynesboro plans a new site for its early Sunday services after deciding not to hold services at the Red Run Drive-In theater. The board cited the theater showing X rated movies, keeping regular worship at the church itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Christ United Methodist Church
Red Run
Franklin County
Howard's Cove Natural Stone Chair
A rock formation in Prince Edward Island resembles a giant armchair called Howard's Cove. Its natural shape includes a back and armrest, forming a comfortable looking seat in the coastline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard's Cove
Prince Edward Island
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Sandy Gilmour
Deedra Sawyer
Mary Kay Maniccia
Joan Holly
Anne Marie Copps
Ann Marturano
Gwynne Buck
Karen Spannbauer
Marcia Beauchene
Jessie McLaughlin
Laurie Luongo
Shelia Dimon
Susan Favata
Helen Jermyn
Linda Perkins
Michelle Kunzwiler
Rosann Rabozzi
Chris Wheeler
Beth Buck
Janice Askew
Patti Czerow
Dayna Lewis
Debbie van Schaack
Vida Blue
Mike Hegan
Blue
Oakland A's
Boston Red Sox
Hogan
Carl Yastrzemski
Onondaga
Ira
Newcombe-Okker
Vernon Downs
James Tesoriero
J&k Boiler Co., Inc
W. 3Rd St
Dr. H.T. A-C
Jeep Wagoneer
Fulton
N. Y. Oswego
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